Pitbull Parties it up with John Ryan for "Fireball"

Pitbull is out to continue his journey as Mr. Worldwide, but he needs a fitting Mrs. to accompany him on his quest for "Globalization." The Miami rapper released the new music video for his latest party anthem, "Fireball," where he travels to a fun-filled Havana night club only to fall in love with a woman who feels quite reminiscent of Jessica Rabbit.
The energetic "Fireball," is the first single from his upcoming eighth studio album "Globalization," due in stores later this year via RCA. "Fireball" is a Latin-flavored and feel-good carnival-esque track with its catchy rhythm, featuring vocals by newcomer John Ryan. "Lot of craziness going on in the world right now, so lets escape it for 3:55," said the rapper before dropping the tune. The song is a collaboration with Ricky Reed and it came about while the pair were enjoying the titular cinnamon-flavoured whisky-based liqueur on a beach house roof. Reed told Billboard magazine it's a, "quasi ode to day drinking."
Directed by David Rousseau, The 1940s-inspired sexy clip has an old-school movie vibe that starts off in a black and white world, but it's not a stark, bleak affair and this is a Pitbull music video after all. Set backstage at a Latin-themed night club, we see Pitbull arriving in a retro car, fully suited, surrounded by a band, parties it up with some flamenco dancers, adorned in a variety of exotic outfits - feathers, fringe and bikinis dance along, because this world is on fire.
The party atmosphere is heightened by "Fireball" guest Ryan who plays the guitar and also surrounded by a batch of beauties. Soon, the world comes into color, tied almost completely to a red-dressed beauty. In a very obvious ode to "Who Framed Roger Rabbit," men's hearts pound out of their chests and their tongues roll out of their mouths, but the buxom beauty only has eyes for Mr. 305. In a continuing ode to the beloved cartoon, Pitbull and his newfound love, A real-life Jessica Rabbit (except not a cartoon), leave the club, only to meet once again in a "caliente," rainy alleyway.

INNA performing a choreography in "Good Time"

The Romanian dance queen INNA is ready to strike back the music scene with fresh new music. One year after the release her latest studio album "Party Never Ends," and following the release of her latest single "Cola Song," the singer released the new video of her brand new danceable, club-ready single titled, "Good Time." The uplifting song is the second official single of her upcoming fourth studio album, "Soy LatINNA," scheduled to be released this summer, and it's featuring the guest vocals of the summer hit making machine Pitbull.
It's the second time that the two artists collaborated. Remember dance diva and rapper joined forced with a song "All the Things," included in the re-issue of the rapper's latest album, "Global Warming: Meltdown." The sound of "Good Time" is definitely new territory for INNA. It's a departure from her more 'housey' beats and she returns rather closer to the 90s dance sound, and totally out of her so distinctive Romanian eurodance style. For the first time, she risks with something totally different than what we might expect.
Pitbull is definitely going to give the song exposure, and the beat in the chorus of "Good Time," is so addictive, bubbly, and will instantly put you in a good mood. You just know DJs will have “Good Time" on full blast throughout this whole summer across clubs in Europe. "Good Time" is so irresistibly catchy, it's impossible not to shake your body to it. And it exactly makes you want to do the 'hand' routine INNA does in the lyric video, which was released three weeks ago and shows the fit Romanian performing a non-stop choreography with two female back-up dancers against a grey backdrop. We believe that INNA's now found her bona-fide summer hit!
The new music video, isn't too far away from the lyric video's concept, is full of dance moves. Against colorful backdrops, INNA and a set of dancers will dance like there's no tomorrow in front of literally thousands of cameras. INNA changes outfits multiple times in the video, wearing wigs, helmets and even looking super 'comfy' in red Adidas sweatpants. The best thing about the lyric video was the cute hand-choreography done in the chorus, and thankfully, realizing this, INNA decided to kept the same choreography in the official video.

Pitbull trying to make "Wild Wild Love" to G.R.L

Pitbull takes girl band G.R.L on tour through the Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles and the Vizcaya Mansion in Miami in the Playboy inspired new music video for his upbeat hit "Wild Wild Love," the newest single off Cuban-American rapper's "Meltdown" EP. Pitbull continues to impress us with all of his hard work as the Miami MC's follow-up single to his global No.1 smash hit "Timber" with Ke$ha, is another blend of rap, EDM and country.
This time, Pitbull teams up with 5 newcomers: Emmalyn Estrada, Simone Battle, Paula Van Oppen, Lauren Bennett and Natasha Slayton, who were formed by choreographer Robin Antin. They were originally intended to to be the new line up of The Pussycat Dolls following their disbandment in 2010. Artin later reformed the quintet as a brand-new group with a different name. One of the G.R.L members, Lauren Bennett, previously featured on LMAFO's smash hit "Party Rock Anthem."
Pitbull, isn't playing this era, who co-wrote this folktronica tune with Dr. Luke, "Wild Wild Love" follows the winning formula of his last cut - incorporating acoustic elements and a lovely vocal from rising girl band G.R.L. The addictive anthem begins with the folk-tinged chorus before Pitbull launches into his rap. He spits rhymes about the usual things, but injects enough humor into the song to overlook the questionable lyrics. Mr. Worldwide is clearly taking one for the team as he surrounds himself with the quintet as a way to introduce them to the world.
The 'wealthy'-themed music video opens at the Playboy mansion, though Hugh Hefner is nowhere in sight. As we see Pitbull channeling Playboy's Hefner while at the Playboy Mansion, and trying to close a business with the G.R.L ladies as as the girls are dressed as playboy bunny business women in some kind of hilarious effort to make the members of G.R.L seem intelligent, who join Pitbull on an exploratory business trip, traveling from the Playboy Mansion to Mr.305's own hometown of Miami, provocatively dancing and singing the whole time! Could G.R.L follow in the footsteps of Pussy Cat Dolls as the next group of fantasy girls to lure us on the dance floor? Only time will tell.

Austin Mahone/Pitbull dance hard in "MMM Yeah"

Austin Mahone is on a roll! After showing off his softer side with his smooth new love song "U," the 17-year-old singer reminded us that he's still got all the right moves in his brand new dance-heavy video for his fun and infectious dance song "MMM Yeah," his new collaboration with the omnipresent and pop mogul Pitbull. The duo sounds like a dubious combination on paper, but "Mmm Yeah" is a curiously catchy pop, which is shaping up to be the first big hit of the rising teen's career.
Like his most recent hit, "Banga Banga," this one is a total, well, banger. "MMM Yeah," the following promotional single and third overall from pop star's upcoming debut album "Senior Year," is a club-ready dance jam with major hip hop vibes that you seriously won't be able to get out of your head after one listen. The track is as fun, flirty and irresistible as the pop star himself, and it's got a beat that's made for busting moves to. The new catchy song is just more proof that Mahone is maturing from an artist to watch to a talent to be reckoned with.
The Gil Green-directed flashy video is a fairly straightforward pop visual that recalls a classic and doubles as an inspired homage to a music video from the days of yore (aka 1996): Jamiroquai's "Virtual Insanity." It features Mahone showing off some of his fanciest footwork yet as he moving throughout an enclosed room that includes sliding floors, mobile furniture and glowing lights, while Mr. 305 just stands there and does his awesome thing. They wear matching leather outfits and spend most the video riding a giant conveyor belt with a bunch of pretty young ladies. It makes them look like the world's coolest/creepiest (can’t decide) father and son but it kind of works.
The video was always going to be an experience and the unlikely duo certainly delivers the goods. After all, it takes some stones to step to a classic. And as Mahone begins his journey as pop's next great hope, that confidence will undoubtedly serve him well. It's a cool, confident clip, one that shows off his attributes, and puts his best foot forward. And while his contemporaries are busy attempting to distance themselves from the past, Mahone's embracing it; and it's a good look for him.

Enrique Iglesias/Pitbull party hard in 'I'm a freak'

Living in the average man's fantasy world, Enrique Iglesias and Pitbull throw a wild massive party and, of course, craziness ensues, and get positively down and dirty with scantily-clad ladies in their new eye-popping music video for the club-ready anthem "I'm a Freak,"  the third English language, and fifth overall, single featuring Pitbull from Iglesias' upcoming album "Sex + Love," scheduled for release on March 18. This time, Iglesias is getting freaky and he is not ashamed to show it.
Unlike recent teaser "El Perdedor," which saw the 38-year-old Spanish heartthrob return to his Latin pop roots, "I'm A Freak" is an unsurprisingly pure party anthem and a decent dance-pop/electro house track featuring a typically hedonistic production from The Cataracs. Despite its wave of EDM bleeps, pulsing beats and suggestive and provocative lyrics, the song is a little more melodic and a little less bombastic than recent club bangers "Turn The Night Up" and "Finally Found You." The song still oozes enough party mojo that would probably be a crowd-pleaser and get any party animal crazy on the dance floor.
"I'm A Freak," about being a sex addict, follows in the age-old music tradition of objectifying women as male performers boast about their sexual prowess. It's actually a testament to how little the basic music video format has changed at all since the 90s - it's like if Hollywood had never stopped making "Die Hard" movies. The thing is, your initial reaction to this might be that it's a terrible load of misogynistic horseshit that to any sensible onlooker accidentally demeans the song's male participants just as much as it deliberately demeans the video's female stars. And you would probably be right.
Now the pair have hooked up for the fifth time on their newest collab "I'm a Freak," and in a house filled with women partying, the Collin Tilley-directed clip pans throughout the wild and crazy pool party with the hypnotic dance beat of "I'm A Freak," as Iglesias sings and Pitbull raps about their sexual proclivities, while being surrounded by the girls, who dance, twerk to the song and try to seduce them. The end result feels a lot like 2013's "The Internship." It marks the return of a dynamic duo (Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn), being exactly where they shouldn't be, only in a scenario that somehow feels three times as bizarre and long. It's kind of a headache, but as the viewing public will likely say, "Life's a party. Crash It."

Pitbull and Ke$ha sex up the saloon in "Timber"

Fresh off his successful night hosting the American Music Awards, Pitbull took to his Facebook page to premiere the new video for his RCA label mate Ke$ha collaboration "Timber." The Dr. Luke-produced catchy "folktronica" track (inspired undoubtely by Avicii's "Wake Me Up"), serves as the lead single from the Miami-born rapper's new EP "Global Warming: Meltdown." Pink suits! Country-line dancing! Pigs swimming in the ocean! Fitting the song's country-western vibe, the video finds Mr. Worldwide living it up in a classic Southern honky-tonk along with Ke$ha, a Nashville native.
Of the many charming things about Pitbull, perhaps the most charming is his ability to have a blast wherever he goes. A beach party? A weird roof? The set of Men in Black III? All are made just a little more fun with Pitbull's goofy grin. Pitbull revealed in an interview that the featured artist on "Timber" was originally supposed to be Rihanna. At the time, however, he stated that Rihanna was already asked to be the featured artist on the lead single off Shakira's upcoming album and didn't have time to record "Timber." Pitbull later asked Ke$ha to be the featured artist and she accepted.
What goes up must come down. It's the simple law of gravity. Pitbull and Ke$ha's harmonica-infused dance anthem "Timber" doesn't require too much introspection, but there is a clever use of metaphor and double meaning. The song furthers the idea that before you go down for the nigh to, you know, sleep, you must party hard. Here is why the use of the word "timber" works so flawlessly in this song. It's going down. The night will end with someone face down, either hungover or from dance floor exhaustion. The night is eventually going down - you can't stop gravity or the morning light, so live it up while you can.
The harmonica-tinged and square dance-inducing party jam gets a visual which is expectedly wild and straight out of the saloon, with the sultry Ke$ha walking in slow motion while a gaggle of back-up performers get their "Coyote Ugly" on. But it's not all cowboy hats and mechanical bulls: Pitbull pops up in the Bahamas for his verses, apparently gazing upon the livestock from afar and instead looking on with childlike wonder at a group of sharks in the crystal-clear blue water beneath his boat. This country-dance visual that plays off the song's fusion of big beats, quasi-yodeling and barnyard belting, but that's really the point of a night you won't remember.

Priyanka Chopra back as an "Exotic" beach babe

Bollywood actress-turned-singer Priyanka Chopra flaunted a curvy figure in a skin-colored swimsuit and looks super sexy in a swimsuit in the brand new music video for her high-energy dance track, "Exotic," which is her second international single, following her debut international single "In My City" featuring with Will.i.am, and just dropped on Tuesday, July 9. Meanwhile, Chopra has other reasons to feel "Exotic." The track featuring American rapper Pitbull, is topping the charts. The song has already secured the first position on the iTunes library of India.

Chopra is already a superstar in India but she has now has her sights set on the lucrative US market. And she isn't taking any chances. The catchy track has a fitting title because, between the Cuban-American rapper and his gorgeous Indian goddess, they really are a deliciously exotic duo! "The song is called 'Exotic' so I wanted to keep it just that," the 30-year-old Bollywood queen recently told The Wall Street Journal as for why they shot in South Beach, Florida. "It's very dance-heavy, and in India, that's what we do in all of our movies, so it definitely has an Indian flavor to it."
Chopra has made quite a splash and not only does the beauty, who won the Miss World crown in 2000 before becoming a successful actress, have Mr. Worldwide Pitbull on the hot track, she also enlisted the help of mega-producer RedOne. As a result, "Exotic" sounds custom-made for radio. Chopra explained: "Together they helped me create a hot and sexy summer anthem that I am so proud of! This is just the beginning, and I can’t wait to share this song and the rest of the album with you!"
Shot in Miami, the clip reflects her confidence and sex appeal, and features a bikini-clad Chopra frolicking in the waves and singing the verses in English with a few lines of Hindi lyrics to the song thrown in, giving it a Bollywood touch. The raven-haired goddess also showing off her dance moves and gives Ash a run for her money in flesh-toned swimsuits, glittery mini dresses, crop tops and a slamming beach body. What's surprising is that everything about the video - right from the locales, shots, lyrics, dance steps - seems amateurish. While Chopra has all the reason to get exotic, we wonder what Pitbull is up to as he tries to keep up with the Bollywood actress.

Jennifer Lopez "Live It Up" with Pitbull

Latin pop's finest Jennifer Lopez takes the dance floor hostage once again and back looking sexy as ever with the fearless and flashy video for her party-themed track, "Live It Up," the lead single off Lopez's upcoming eighth studio album, featuring  guest vocals from Cuban rapper Pitbull. The duo performed the club banger earlier and blew us all away during the finale of "American Idol" last Thursday (May 16), which marks her first return to the show after residing on the judges panel for two seasons.
Lyrically, "Live It Up" features 43-year-old pop songstress singing inspirational lyrics about living it up over an uptempo dance-pop and Europop electro beat. The high-energy track utilizes a drum-patterned fist-pumping electro beat, as well as heavy synths. The typical Euro-pop jam contains the sonic disruptions of dubstep in the breakdown. Pitbull's lyrics have a recurring theme of feminism. It becomes something we never dreamed possible: a colorful and completely bonkers number!
Like graham crackers, marshmallows and chocolate, the combination of Lopez, Pitbull and producer RedOne has proven to be endlessly winning. After scoring hits with 2011's "On The Floor" and last year's "Dance Again," the trio has once again united for "Live It Up," which has been engineered as a dance-ready summer anthem, with RedOne's chopped-up synths hitting overdrive after Pitbull commands his audience, "Make love! Don't fight! Let's hook tonight!" While Lopez seems to be having a blast on the track, tossing out inspirational phrases about doing anything we want, living it up, not stopping, and going.
Directoed by Jessy Terrero, the sizzling and celebratory clip shows Lopez all sides of her ferocious vigor from runway fashionista to beach babe and having a jolly good time, as it begins with Lopez clothed in a black-feathered frock and chaotically getting ready for a big fashion show along with a group of dancer and models in contrast to the care-free environment of the beach. While Pitbull enjoys himself living it up on the beach with various women, she soon takes center spotlight on the catwalk where she shows off her dance moves. Later, these colorful and energetic scenes are inter cut with the singer lying on a beach chair with an orange swimsuit and vibrant orange lipstick on. Pump it up below.

Pitbull & Christina Aguilera "Feel This Moment"

Pitbull and Christina Aguilera toast to the good life in the triumphant video for a thumping club beat, "Feel This Moment," their hit collaboration and the fourth single off Pitbull's seventh album, "Global Warming." It's Latin superstar overload that demonstrates how their respective moments often feature large, happy crowds in front of them. The duo simply just want to enjoy and feel this moment. Who wouldn't? (You know what, though, if my life was as balling as all of these guys, I'd never want it to end either.)
"Feel This Moment," is a dance-pop, hip house and electro house song, about stopping to take a moment to appreciate life. Interpolating the melody from Norwegian synthpop outfit A-Ha's famous 1985 synth-pop curio, "Take On Me," but in a souped-up 2012-friendly format, the glorious disco explosion sees Pitbull doing his typical swag-shtick and Aguilera gamely meeting him halfway with her gorgeous pipes and memorable chorus. This is actually quite a catchy tune to dance to and it boasts a sick hook. It doesn't feature any misogyny, which is nice.
The 32-year-old Cuban-American rapper spoke about their collaboration in an interview, "'Feel This Moment' is a special record, and to work with Christina Aguilera is an honor, a blessing, someone that I highly respected, as far as her talent, her voice, her range that she can take it, and I think 'Feel This Moment' is gonna be a great record, because it's got a very powerful sample and everybody's gonna dance too. On top of that, when I say 'Feel this Moment' is basically, 'feel life, don't live life for a moment, live life for life, that is your moment'."
The David Rousseau-directed clip is a split-screen, black-and-white affair, with lots of quick shots of Mr. Worldwide reflects on his journey to the top, being swaggy and vaguely predatory up on stage in any parts of his 'Planet Pit World Tour' across the globe and living the fast life, while curvy pop diva X-Tina showed off her full-bodied blonde locks and looks gorgeous as she vamps for the camera, wearing a black leather ensemble with huge, curly hair, dances in the corner and singing the chorus on a sound stage somewhere.

Pitbull is living the life in "Don't Stop The Party"

Pitbull has released his highly anticipated vibrant music video for "Don't Stop The Party," the third single from the Latino rapper's upcoming seventh studio album, "Global Warming," in stores on November 19 via RCA. The 31-year-old ferocious Cuban-American rap superstar debuted "Don't Stop the Party" on Dancing with the Stars in September and it's been stuck in our head ever since! So are you ready to party with Pitbull? Lets get loose and "Don't Stop the Party"!
The song features and samples Urales "DJ Buddha" Vargas, house DJ/producer TJR's hit song "Funky Vodka," which itself is based on the 1973 Jamaican Reggae classic "Funky Kingston" by Toots and the Maytals. TJR explained: "'Funky Vodka' is probably the track I'm most proud of. It was pretty cool to see an old school sample-based house tune make it to the overall No.1 spot on Beatport. Producing fulfills my creative side, but DJing is my release."
Pitbull is living the life: Not only does he create good music, tours the world, makes loads of money, and now he gets to film music videos like this new one. The title of Pitbull's latest video basically says it all: Don't Stop the Party! And why should you, really. We have to give props to Pitbull for a minute. At least he is consistent! Because we're not sure if we've ever seen a Pitbull video without a giant rager, a mansion, and and a bevvy of scantily clad ladies. But guess what? We don't blame him one bit, and we have to give it up to him for being such a trendsetter.
Directed by David Rousseau, the clip does evident justice to the song's lyrics that it's a never ending party! Parties in plural actually. Mr Worldwide is livin' la vida loca and throws two celebrations in two different days; first at his Miami mansion and the festivities then continue on his lavish yacht while he makes a splash in the sea. At both events, an ample amount of microscopic lingerie hot girls and fellow TJR are among the attendees. Girls roll around on a bed as Pitbull sits in front of them, rapping about performing for 80,000 people. Good club-oriented single, and good fitting music video.

Pitbull Teams Up Shakira To "Get It Started"

Pitbull has decided to tap another internationally renowned pop star, Shakira, for a sexy new video "Get it Started," the first cut comes off of the entertainer's next seventh full-length, "Global Warming," which is due in the United States on September 28. The 31-year-old rapper, who began his artistic career as a teenager on the Miami rap scene, is one of the hottest commodities in music this summer.
The dance-pop song that blends a dance beat and up-tempo verses with a slowed-down, piano-driven pop chorus with a pummeling synth instrumental to back the Latin-rap heavyweight's high-energy verses. "Get It Started" continues Pitbull's journey through the club, and Shakira shows up to provide the heart-wrung hook their third time collaboration, emoting as the beat breaks off into a subtle stomp before quickly returning in full force seconds later.
The video was directed by David Russo, and it opened with some action-packed "The Bourne Legacy"-esque shots of Pitbull and a sexy brunette, the espionage-themed video centers on the Florida rapper who channels his inner spy and gets involved in a dangerous car chase when trying to save a lovely brunette lady from someone who looks like a mob boss. The Latin diva Shakira, meanwhile, is never seen sharing a scene with him. Looking gorgeous in a golden gown, the Colombian songstress is featured singing alone on a balcony while the sun shines through her blond hair.
The video plays much like a movie, is closed with scenes featuring Pitbull's concert which is packed with a lot of hot girls. Fireworks are seen bursting in the night sky as the concertgoers dance to the Latin rapper's song. The only storyline we can honestly gather from the video is that Pitbull is trying to make sure his lady friend isn't cheating on him, and the slicked-back-hair badasses have been charged with acting as enforcer. Of course, being Mr. Worldwide, this sly woman can't escape Pitbull’s reach.

Havana Brown Debuts "We Run The Night"

Australian DJ, Havana Brown always planned on being a singer, has just dropped a new video for the remix of her sizzling debut club-pop single, "We Run The Night," featuring a guest vocal appearance by rapper Pitbull. The original version was a huge hit when it was released last year. Now the remixed track is repeating history, having already reached the number one place on the Hot Dance Club Songs Chart in the US. The pair back up their claim by owning the dance club in the new video.
The quite catchy autotune is an ultra-ferocious club banger built around a universally appealing hook, and it saves this femme fatale from what would otherwise be a disastrous release. "We Run The Night" is as epic as it is euphoric, with an insanely infectious breakdown that's guaranteed to throw the crowd into overdrive, and the track is the perfect introduction to the talents and tastes of Brown. The dance-club beat, the lyrics, the flashing lights, and of course the brilliance of Pitbull, combine together producing one club-ready "must have."
"It's created for both the clubs and the radio," Brown reveals. "That was really important for me and it was very difficult to pull off. As for the track, it's about how music makes me feel." Brown says her vast experience as a DJ playing other people's tunes has also had a huge impact on how she approaches her own. After working the club circuit for three years, Brown became the first female DJ in Australia to sign a major label record deal with Universal Music in 2008, released her first mix CD, "Crave," and topped the year off opening for the Pussycat Dolls on their promo tour.
Directed by Benn Jae with Tony Prescott and shot in Miami, the video begins at a private party where young people, elegantly dressed, are moving in time with the music. The beat begins, the music starts, and with Pitbull introducing the song, all the excitement commences. Brown now begins to do what she does best: she sings, she moves, she looks into your soul. It is no wonder that dance floors overflow when these two team up. Together they exude pizzazz. The clip shows off this special excitement as these two world class DJs do their stuff. Brown even shows off her mixer-desk skills sliding the controls while singing.

Pitbull & Chris Brown Debut "International Love"

Brings another one of his dance smashes to life, Pitbull has released another video featuring Chris Brown for his bouncy club anthem "International Love" the fourth official single from American rapper's sixth studio album, "Planet Pit," which premiered online on Thursday. Looking dapper in tuxedos and black shades, the chart-topping duo declare to the world their status as Mr. Worldwide.
Atop a skyscraper, Pitbull gazes out upon the rest of the world, thinking about the many countries he's traveled to and whipping his tie around at will. "I don't play football, but I touch down everywhere!" declares the pop star, also known as Mr. Worldwide. He soon commands the explosion of fireworks at will, and keeps dancing. Pitbull made sure he did a salsa and meringue number, and Brown did his usual b-boy/hip-hop dances for their collaborative effort.
The Soulshock produced high energy, fast paced dance-floor tune finds the Cuban-American rapper spitting verses in praise of girls worldwide, ranging from Brazil where the ladies "are freaky big oh booty" to Greece where, "the women are sweet." "It's all about the music being global, the music being the universal language," Pitbull added, "and it goes to show you no matter what language you may speak and or not speak, you speak music."
In the David Rousseau-directed clip, Mr. 305 touches down all over the globe, becoming Mr. International, traveling from city to city and partying it up with exotic women everywhere. Both artists perform on a stage setting with a giant screen behind them, showing off city-scapes from all over. "The music video is about the global presence of Mr. Worldwide, how he went from Mr. 305 to being a global phenomenon," said Rousseau. “Now the world is his stage."

Enrique Iglesias Debuts "I Like How It Feels"

Taking matters in his own hands, and showing off his fun-loving spirit, Enrique Iglesias has dished out another brand new video for his whistle-happy track "I Like How It Feels" and it gives viewers a little insight into the 36-year-old's life during work and play, from the sold-out performances and screaming fans to boat rides and parties. Apparently, his life even involves jet skiing with his dog. It features Cuban American rapper Pitbull, and finds the two Latin recording artists celebrating being upbeat and enjoying life.
"I Like How It Feels" is the first single to lead the re-release edition of his latest album "Euphoria," aptly re-named for the occasion as "Euphoria Reloaded," is due in stores worldwide on November 15th. It's a simple set of lyrical declarations that celebrate being upbeat and enjoying life. We've heard of whistling while you work, but Iglesias and Pitbull are taking it to the next level with this larger-than-life number.
When they team up, Iglesias and Pitbull produce anthemic, stadium-size pop records. Latest case in point: their new jam "I Like How It Feels" is backed by a simple yet strong track masterfully crafted for club success. In his sexy accent-tinged voice, Iglesias goes on to repeat many times the song's overarching message: "You know I like how it feels." And then, there is whistling! Iglesias shows off the sides of his work, loves to party and have a good time.
Iglesias turns to different direction for a newly-debuted music video he directed. Instead of releasing glossy visuals like his previous clips, the Latino lover compiles guerilla-style footage which is packed with celebrity cameos from Serena Williams, Juanes, Eva Longoria, Ken Jeong, George Lopez and Nicole Scherzinger. Staying true to the happy theme of the whistle tune, the clip is filled with high-energy live shows, backstage banter, outdoorsy fun, and night-out partying. It's fun, it's shameless and, above all, it's a gift for fans who, this way, get a delicious glimpse into what Iglesias's life must be like.

Timbaland Enjoys Parties In "Pass at Me"

Bikini clad babes rule the world in Timbaland's new island-themed video for his new single "Pass At Me," the first official single from Timbaland's forthcoming third installment of his album series "Shock Value III," which drops in November. From the gorgeous islanders to the breathtaking vistas, this fun bottle-popping video captures everything beautiful about tropical locations.
Timbaland teamed up with Cuba's own rapper Pitbull and French DJ David Guetta to create this fun-loving track, a record full of uptempo vibes that help with the rump shaking. The trio hit an island and look pleased with themselves as they enjoy the crystal ble waters and surround themselves with full of gorgeous models and native beauties for a good time. This uptempo track will definitely make you want to dance and the new "Pass At Me" video doesn't spare the fancy footwork.
It's a fun and tribal style clip, which wastes no time establishing its direction with an opening scene in which a bevy of bikini beach babes frolic in the water. Next, viewers see Pitbull, who hangs out on board for a deserted paradise filled with bootylicious dancers and serves as yacht captain as the vessel speeds through the water. The 'Planet Pit' MC opens the song and handles the bulk of the lyrics here and spends most of his time out on the waters.
Apparently, that much booty makes Timbaland crazed and the "Shock Value" rapper surrounds himself with dancing hotties, dressed in red carnival-type outfits who stays on dry land, and enjoys watching girls in tribal-themed, bright red bikinis dance around him. He mostly just makes odd faces as he looks at cuties and yells, "Oh, my God!" While Guetta finally shows up in some footage of one of his massively attended DJ shows for the final minute, as the scene shifts to a concert setting, with the French DJ who produces the single spins turntable and pumps up the crowd on stage performing a sold-out live concert for thousands of screaming fans.

Pitbull & Marc Anthony get wet in 'Rain Over Me'

Following the lead of his smash single "Give Me Everything," Pitbull talks to the ladies again on his latest summer dance jam "Rain Over Me." The RedOne-produced hot dance-pop collaboration with Jennifer Lopez' old flame Marc Anthony serves as the third single from Pitbull's latest sixth album "Planet Pit." The superstar Latin Caribbean duet contains dramatic "disco-rave" synths and is a step outside his usual robotic sound. It's a fun, sassy, mindless video that's perfect for the song, and it boasts a fantastic melodic vocal performance by Anthony. Let it rain.
Pitbull returns with another fast paced club hit giving fans another reason to never have a party night without his music. Oddly enough, the Salsa crooner-assisted cut about being showered with love gets the desert treatment in its David Rousseu-directed visual. In it, the two Latin stars take the party to the only place where it doesn't rain — the desert. The duo not enjoy the company of beautiful ladies, they eventually find themselves drenched in a downpour. And there's really no better way to cool off after all that time in the sun.
The two pop stars brave the grueling desert heat (in fresh Summer suits) as they pray for some much needed rain. Eventually, they get their wish as the heavens open up and rain over them. It complements the song quite well, and we think both stars surpassed our expectations on this one. Talking about getting help from Anthony, the rapper said, "It's the first record he's done in English in over 10 years. We feel it's going to be a strong contender all over the world and obviously something that can contend on the charts."
Once again looking fresh in Miami MC's light, summer casual wardrobe in his sexy and sleek new clip backed by a catchy beat and some melodic vocals. While the guys hang outside in the sweltering heat amid a shack-style location, a group of ladies swim around in a pool elsewhere trying to keep cool as the song's hot beats play in the background. They singing under the sun's glare and braving the rain when the sun sets. The conclusion seems to be that if you party hard enough in the desert — and look cool while doing it — you can eventually make it rain.

Shakira Turns Up The Heat In "Rabiosa" Video

Shakira certainly knows how to draw in viewers, and she has done it again with her giddy, rapid-fire Latin pop song "Rabiosa." In the song's newly-released video, the "She Wolf" songstress sports a short, dark and sexy brunette French bob wig, as she throws a party, attracts a cute boy and pole dances in some black lingerie. "Rabiosa" (English: "Rabid") is the third single from her third bilingual and seventh studio album, "Sale el Sol." Shakira has created a new merengue-rock hybrid that lays down bare horn riffs over a driving beat in a groove that is irresistible.
The catchy tune has a distinctive Latin flavor that's sprinkled with spices of Dominican merengue music. The fast-paced track features a sizzling horn section and a steady dance beat throughout. Musically, "Rabiosa" is a Merenrap/Dancehall reggae song with Latin and rap influences. It featuring rappers Pitbull's familiar interjections. It's exactly the kind of undeniably sexy song you'd expect from a Shakira/Pitbull collaboration, a smart and seductive dance mix that won't let your hips sit still. Pitbull's raspy raps mesh well with Shakira's sultry moans and invitations to "come get a little closer."
The 34-year-old Colombian tour hottie restyled herself as a voluptuous brunette and is cutting loose for the Jaume de Laiguana-directed video, which was shot in late April in Barcelona, Spain. It was described as having a "partying atmosphere" by those who took part in the shootings. The video starts off with the Colombian songbird entering a sexy dance party at a nightclub. Throughout the vigorous video, the camera leads Shakira through the festivities, as she sports a green mini-dress and short bobbed brown hairdo. The singer engages in a salsa dance with a male party-goer, crowd surfs above the masses, and gets playful in bathtub as she sings the lusty lyrics.
It's not long before we're reintroduced to blonde Shakira shaking her famous hips around a pole in black lingerie, continuing the fantasies that she started in her "She Wolf" video. Shakira has made possibly her raciest music video yet, stripping down to a teeny weeny black bikini and showing off her pole dancing skills. Only Shakira can transform a pole dance from trashy to awe-inspiring, as she moves her body in ways that most people can only dream of. She finishes big with a sideways split as the video fades out. As always, the Latin songstress brings the heat both musically and visually on this meringue-inspired track.

Pitbull Throws Big Party In "Give Me Everything"

Cuban-American rapper Pitbull releases a party-themed music video for an equally-fun, and the dancefloor-blazing single "Give Me Everything." The rapper hits the club and invites R&B/pop hitmaker Ne-Yo and up-and-coming singer Nayer as special guests and assigns Dutch dance music producer and DJ Afrojack to turn the table and get the crowd going with his up-beat music.
Following recent collaborations with Jennifer Lopez's "On The Floor" and Usher, the club-ready track "Give Me Everything" leads Pitbull's forthcoming sixth studio album "Planet Pit," which will feature laborations from Akon, Chris Brown and T-Pain, hits stores on June 21st. The song has feel-good party vibes and syncopated synth hook features production from Dutch dance music producer and DJ Afrojack, while Pitbull spits lyrics directed to his lover.
The song is a high-octane, drum-heavy thumper with whirring, outer-space keyboards combines genres of hip hop, pop, and "Broadway-style theatricality." The electro house number continues to crank up the dance floor scene. With its infectious beat and Ne-Yo's crooning chorus of telling a girl he's interested in, this track has the right formula to please club-goers and may very well be the next party anthem. Sexy is one thing this track exudes, so obviously the music video for "Give Me Everything" would have the same effect!
Pitbull lives in the moment in the feel-good video, which was directed by David Rousseau at the famous Alexandria Hotel in downtown Los Angeles, and captures the song's essence and shows a non-stop party, and also features an appearance from 27-year-old beauty Adrienne Bailon, who is the former member of The Cheetah Girls, among the partygoers. And how appropriate that the song namedrops Kodak and its new line of cameras get a handy product placement since Pitbull is the pitchman for the "So Kodak" brand. Check it out in its panoramic glory below.

Usher Debuts 'DJ Got Us Fallin' In Love' f/ Pitbull

R&B heavyweight Usher is back on the dance floor in just-released video for his current single "DJ Got Us Fallin' In Love," the official first single from his debut extended play album, "Versus," is in stores on Tuesday. The new album, he says, "[is] an extension of Raymond Versus Raymond." The eight new tracks give his fans an "extended experience" of his previous hit record. The clip was filmed by Japanese director Hiro Murai, and has a party vibe with Usher moving through the party as the DJ speeds it up and slows it down.
Alongside rapper Pitbull, the "OMG" singer tries to put his best foot forward to show the world that, even at 31, he's got what it takes to takeover the dance floor. He has got fans falling in love with his dance moves again. There is no better way to celebrate a dance record other than hitting the club and getting that bodies rockin' from side to side. "I feel like I'm back for the first time," he says. The five-time Grammy winner can't stop with his signature moves, on and off camera. "This video isn't primarily about dance," he says, "although I will be dancing." And he makes it count, sweating on the dance floor like it's the last day of his life. To his credit, there is no scene of him actually falling in love so we avoid that cliche. To his discredit, he only teases us with some slight dance moves. We would have loved to have seen him do a full-out dance video.
Reviews from critics were very positive complementing the club vibe and the songs chorus. Bill Lamb from About.com thought that the song have "memorable chorus", is smooth and "gliding club groove". He also say that "DJ Got Us Fallin' In Love" is a smooth, easy club tune that could take Usher clear back to the top of the pop charts. He finished the review saying that "The song has a big big chorus and Usher sings it with appropriate passion." Matthew Wilkening from AOL Music also praised the song, saying that "Usher aims to continue his recent string of chart success, with this all-new, club-ready dance song, which seems likely to start a lot of new relationships out on dance floors this summer.
When people experience life-altering events, they either thrive or crumble under the pressure. Global entertainment icon Usher certainly belongs in the former category. His life as a newly single man has resulted in tremendous creative output and some of the best music of his remarkable career. Only a few months removed from the release of "Raymond V. Raymond," Usher returns with "Versus," a masterful conceptual sequel to its predecessor. But "Verses" is about more than sensuality. "DJ Got Us Fallin' In Love" celebrates the joy of hitting a nightclub after a long workweek, bumping into a familiar face and using the opportunity to dance like it's the last night of your life. And with "Versus," Usher adds another rock-solid entry to a musical catalog that grows more impressive with each release.

Alexandra Burke Debuts 'All Night Long' f/ Pitbull

X-Factor champion, Alexandra Burke is gearing up for the release of the video on Tuesday for her fun dance single, "All Night Long" featuring reggaeton rapper Pitbull. The track serves as the third release off her recently Platinum selling debut studio album "Overcome," which has been in stores since October 2009. Burke looked the best she has yet, with the video certainly capturing the the essence of the uptempo song, is out on May 17.
Burke throws a house party and invites her devotees to join her in this newly-debuted video, which was filmed in a Hertfordshire mansion in London back in mid-April, and follows the theme of a pool-side party and amongst the back-up dancers. The video also features Burke dances around in various outfits inspired by Lady Gaga in a raunchy night club where everyone is making out with everyone. In one scene Burke is seen with "a mohawk, bejewelled eye-lids and long legs in a leather swimsuit."
Burke has definitely proved that she's worth falling over for in this brand new video. According to the Daily Mail, the songstress asked family and friends to help film the video using 100 pocket video cameras. It's quite a fun and messy video. As you'll see, halfway through, the party switches to the swimming pool with some of the girls jumping into the water. Pitbull which is featured on the remix version of the song is also captured spitting his verses. "Some of the footage filmed was interesting, to say the least," Burke said as quoted by The Daily Star. "I just wanted to do something different. Filming the video was the most fun ever."
The girl who never gives up and who lives for her dream to sing. The girl who was turned away from X Factor in 2005 and came back fighting in 2008 – to win in an undisputed blaze of glory. She captivated the hearts of the British public with her hauntingly beautiful voice. Her awe inspiring talent and all encompassing passion for music and the creative process is what sets Burke apart from her peers. Her enthusiasm and genuine love for music coupled with a young fresh approach continues to wow her fans. She has come a long way in a very short period of time. No one could have ever predicted the scale of her success. Burke is set to firmly establish herself as a modern international pop icon.